The phrase "a large camera of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are trying to describe a specific type of camera or its features, but it typically requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "I recently purchased a large camera of impressive quality for my photography projects."
Alternatives: "a large camera with" or "a large camera that".
The initial system described in this paper utilizes a stereo-tactic system for the placement of the probe and currently uses a large camera for studies of the pituitary gland for extended studies of prolactin expression [ 11].
Early specifications of the satellite included a large camera to take high resolution pictures of Mars.
Not to mention comments made right after they have been made up, offered coffee in the MSNBC green room, had a technician install three different recording devices under their clothing and given a seat in front of a large camera.
She had a stoic facade, but it broke down when a tourist with a large camera asked her about the destruction of the town.
But you'll never know when the "shot of a lifetime" will occur so it's best to have a larger camera with you most of the time.
With a smaller top bezel, there will be less room to house the internal camera components and this could force Apple to either employ a larger camera bump or move the location of the camera to the middle of the backside — like where most Android phones have their camera lending more credence to the notion Apple is following the lead of Android phones.
Think of it as a larger camera.
The drawings indicate the glasses have a pair of large camera sensors on both sides of the lenses.
The festival this year was sponsored by Canon, a large manufacturer of cameras and camera equipment.
To reduce motion blur resulting from camera shake, a large number of digital cameras with camera-shake reduction systems have been developed that can stabilize input images by shifting their optical systems mechanically.
